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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-03
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~AN~ iAAt-i - AND SOLID JoLD WATCH
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The 6ioec IsA C5ssps0y, OF New York.
nave cpsael branch store ~ No. As LaGai.
81. brand Rapids. slien. Their teas and
eoIres are p2cxed Ia paper cans. Every
ca contains = so0Yen.r. such as ladies' aad
gents Aoaid gold nunang case jess!sd
AnlerieAa watches, genuine dismonds.
eihefalds. pearls, turquoise and sapphire
Je"cify IN solid goio settings. ana other
Articles Vi Jewslry. AFTER thirty days these
cac.cs teas 4n4 eorees will De sold on their
merits, satae price, sane 4uaiiGy and guam
Iiy, our without the Iewesry. below IL a
partial iist o. ,es purchasers So lar.
JS.-ss , iaotupsOu, iarnit0fs maker.
purchased SIX cans u tea oI t1e Globe lea
Ooin pany, No IS Canal-5t., Tor which ne
4 alu - aud got genuine SOLITAIRE diamond
ring, solid god setting; Mrs. sarzn Rros-n
dressnskeE. PURCHASED tea aud gol . solid
gold chstsiaiRe, stem w1nder ana set. wntes.
> a. omltA. brxksnza. also purchased Tea
ana got genuine solitaire diamond shirt
stud set IN solid gold; &iss haIe gvap.
sales lady, bought tea ana got genuine
diamond ruoy and sapphirs riag, solid gold
setting.
lhis company Justly claims that that they
have As good night - sell cans OF tea aud
coffee containing those beautiful anstyaiua-
oie articles - their competitors have 10 sell
Tea and chrolzos and crOckery ware. Or
uef5 Oy mail promptly forwarded to all
paris Of TIE United States. TeEnls. Sinsl.
esn Sl, tor 3. - for $40, y for So. Parties
getting up a G. 40 order VI Sl0 cr So aleays
get ys.Usb.e article. Address Globe Tea
company, No. 4S Canal-st., Grand RAPIDS.
Mich. Open evenings.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-03

u 81 the bard Of Ason hyco Ia this fssor.
ea sad enlighssned sKe on the thresho.d af
the lweniteth Century. such would have
heea has tribute 10 THAI Alne u OsSIoosls,n
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-03

'New il eOr xiRier of az dlsoantent
mace glsrsensls eaniostssle bs the T4llsrs
Art"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-03

Stations ffer, orsenvise vest % Taledo
AuskegeH 9 saginaw az ss fellows, A.
hnztea. 3 miles, Aorrls,3En. : niles. Cedar
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-03
Chicago.

Dec -Nheas-sssady. Cash. ss}<e. January.
TIE Ma sa-se.
torl--lr a AID HIGHER Cash s9sz... January
90. Hay .8..e
Wh4ssy-S 10
Fofs ~e-kss. January. fAsi; May, SIS ".
A, "a --ass t4sh. -, Januaiy. sssss !;
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-03

Dec. 2-Whezt-&o. white, sc; 80. red
e-'-. Aad December. s5cs January. SOC. MAJ
t1sn-o8c
os.s-So. ?. ne bid; No. . white. Sa1.c.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Japan's Sacred Mountain.

And back of all this, from the middle OF
a range of small surrounding hills. there
rises to height of over $4,000 feet the
snow crowned and gracefully rounded of
summit of Mount Fusiyama, the peerless
mountain Of the Land of the Rising SUM-
without a representation Of which no
Japanese picture is considered perfect
Take all the fans and screens which are
yearly sent from Japan to the United
states, and nine out Of every ten of them
will be found to contain a representation
OF this-to the .5apanesc-sacred noun
tain. 1t is Il grand sight, though rising.
as it does, almost to the clouds, with not
a companion mountain for hundreds o.
miles, and we cannot blame the .J2ps for
regarding it with j revcrent superstition.
1t is quiet now. but from the frequency
OF the earthquakes with which Japan IS
troubled we may rest assured that the
mighty giant is only slulnherin:y. ana may
ut any time awake in anger and renea.
the terrible eruption OF 1907. when it lald
waste the entire country round about, anc
was accompanied by Al, earthquake when
shook down the greater part OF the city OF
1ed" NOW TOXIC, burying thoNsancs OF
the poor Inhabitants under its runs
Cor. Baltimore sun.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
The Climate Of (,h,,,

Although the climate of S,..
aDout tnat OF Washington or St Ih Il
the people have a notion that fires !. nouls, uls,
houses are unhealthful, and sreir AZ tneir
those built by English or Amer,o.s ,eepc IN
dents, there is nothing like y rr.,a ,san resi-
stove to be found EVERYDAY ae u.o. ~
Warmest sort OF underclothinS and 10 Tue
wraps indoors and out. The peon,e sy snosy
SIX months OF the year in a ,,c,na...V p.ua
shlver, and the remainder in a po.uas ncrpotua,
perspiration. It looks rather oId tte'uai ~
civilized people sitting in a parlor ~ so sse
rounded by every possible luxury woo,., ou
can bring except fire, wrapped in furs '.,sa ana
rugs, with blue noses and chnttsr;u.ao .;.a
teeth, when coal is cheap and tho ma,ss s
talns are covered with timber. It ;s oSs
too, to see in the streets men vearinr ~ ~.
caps and their throats wrapped in heav. IVA
muf11ers, while the women who walk h:s
side them have nothing on their heads o.
all. during the morning, while on the
way from mass or while shopping. the M
women wear the manta. as thcy IL ~
Peru; but in the afternoons, on the nronn'
enade or when riding, they go bare headed
Although the prevailing diseases ars
pneumonia and other throat and ,nne
complaints, and during the wintass
the mortality from these causes is i'm. inn
mense, the Chillano persists in believ-
ing that artificial heat poisons the at.
mosphere, and when he visits the home of
q foreigner and finds fire, he will asf
that the door be left ajar so that he mn.
be as chilly as usual. At fashionable
gatherings, dinner parties and that sort
of thing, have seen women in full even.
ing dress. with bare arms and shoulders
with the temperature Of the room betwear
40 and so degs. Fahrenheit. They Otter
carry into the salon or dining room their
fur wraps, and wear them at the table
while at every chair is foot warmer of
thick llama wool, into which they push
their dainty slippered toes. These foot
warmers are ornamental as we'll as useful
have embroidered cases, and are manufac.
tured at home, or can be purchased from
the nuns, who spend much of their time
in dlework.-Harper's Magazine.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
\ Scientific Problem.

The very interesting scientific TACT
given elsewhere on the authority ol tne
advancement OF Science" that When
people are sick above tho diaphragm! the!
are optimistic. but when they are Sex De-
low the diaphragm then they are pessl'
mistic. 1t is very valuable in1"ri!l&'loA
and most suggestive discovery. NAtna
man insists on being cheerful hereafter you
can account for it and pity him; his .'.s'
ease has got the upper han, OF his oa,
phragm, and there are only Two things -. .e
to be donc-cither turn him over us
creetly so tina, his diaphragm viii sho"
above his ailments, or iniure hi" '''o.,
the legs until his pessimistic virtues ass
aroused. 1t is one of the curious features s.
OF the case, going to prove the theD:: '''.''
equity people are pessimists "Atr .oS'
sumptives are always happE. 9c.'",e'
for some strange reason. declines - ',s. as
fine the temperament OF the man y ~ ns. ,;,,.
no ailments above or bel'" TIE - s,.s
phragn. Perhaps it is not a"r''''''''"
with him. Hartford COuran'
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
What Salt Il Good for.

When you give your cellar its spring
cleaning add little copperas water ana
salt to the whitewash.
Sprinkling salt on the tops and at the
bottoms of garden walls is said to keeo
snails from climbing up and down.
For relief from heartburn or dyspepsia,
drink q little cold water in which has
been dissolved teaspoonful Of salt.
Ink stains ON linen can be taken out Il
the stain is first washed in strong salt
and water and then sponged with lemon
juice.
For stains on the hands nothing is bet
ter than o little salt, with enough lemon
juice to moisten It, rubbed on the spots
and then washed of in clear water.
In q basin Of water, salt, of course, falls
to the bottom; SO never soak salt fish with
the skin side down, as the salt will fall to
the skin and remain there.
The very simple remedy Of common
salt has cured many cases Of fever and
ague. A teaspoonful taken in water, aud
. teaspoonful deposited in each stocking,
next to the foot, as the chill is coming Oh.
This comprises the whole of the treat
ment.
For weeds in pavements or gravel
walks, make strong brine of coarse salt
and boiling water; put the brine in q
sprinkling can and water the weeds thor.
oughly, being careful not to let any of the
brine get on the grass, or it will kill ittoo
II chimney or flue catch on fire, close
all windows and doors first, then hang .
blanket in front of the CRATE to exclude al,
Dir. Water should never be poured down
the chimney, as it spoils the carpeta
Coarse salt thrown down the fiue is much
better.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
RED ROCK RIPPLES.
RED Rock, Nov. end, 1887.

RED Rock, Nov. end, 1887.
The weather this week is good enough
for anyone.
The roads, as usual, are rocky, rutty and
unworked. Where is our supervisor these
fine days:
Ifrumors be true, Judge H. r. Melton
will be called on to issue the license to
make two hearts one before many "rnoons"
pass by.
Teamster Jewell, on Monday, loaded his
six.horse team with eight thousand pounds
of lime Tor G. l.. Shoup Il Co., Salmon
City, Idaho.
The cattle driven from the Teton coun-
try, last week, were prime beef and far ex-
coed any two.year. .olds raised here for
weight or fatness.
Several section toremen were removed
on the first inst. to new sections, and all
the section men left off except the foreman
and one man, which makes things lonely
along the track.
The recent cold snap drove the antelope
from upper Sage creek to the lower foot
hills on Red Rock, but hunters being oc.
cupied in other avocations the animals re.
treated without ,nolestation.
John Shineberger had removed, last
week, large quantities Of sage brush and
grease wood that covered his land, and by
means Of a large ditch has caused the once
barren.looking tract, to present farming
like appearance.
George Poindexters band of sheep
passed here Monday, en- route to Rattle.
snake, where Mr.. P. will take, we under.
stand, all the older ones away before the
wintry blasts has come to catch them, and
feed them at home.
In many places along the railroad track
fires have been kindled by means Of flying
sparks from the locomotives, which have
burned many acres Of grass that may be
badly needed before May. If possible
there should be some means to prevent
sparks from leaving the engines. which
sooner or later may prove very disastrous
to stock men generally.
RAMBLER.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.

There is talk Of a $500 horse race com.
ing off shortly.
Transients have been numerous in Dill.
lon for the past few days.
The front Of the Dillon National Bank
building has been improved.
The new hotel de Tom Jones lays the
the old county pen in the shade plenty.
Read the church chime notices and gov.
ern yourself accordingly on Sunday.
The Dillon Social Club has received an
additional number OF gentlemen into men,.
bership
Advertisements to secure insertion in
the TRIBUNE should be handed in on
Thursday.
Dart is supplying the fall and winter
trade with fine stoves from the best manu-.
factories in the country.
1t is proposed to make the military ball
ON Thanksgiving evening a brilliant sue.
cess.
DR.. Pickman's hospital is always in good
shape for the reception and the care of pa.
tients.
1t only takes two dollars to buy mar.
riage license at the Office OF the Probate
Judge.
Owing to the illness OF Rev. Mr.. Ineer.
soil no service was held in Grace NJ. F..
Church on Sabbath evening.
Contractor McCune has about finished
his contracts, and he has done substantial
work on the buildings erected.
The change of railroad time will be COT,
venient 10 those who want to See wicked
Butte by midnight electric light.
The business Of the Ctah and Northern
Is steadily increasing at Dillon, and Agen,
l-apish has his hands tull OF work.
Sunday evening services at the First
Baptist Church are made interesting and
attractive BY the rendition OF excellent mn
sic.
Eastman \ Holden, in the new brick
have room OF such capacity as to be abb,
to display their large stock to good ajvan.
age.
The fall trade at Po;ndex;er's is 50 heavy
that 1t keeps the statesmen busy early and
late putting up orders for groceries and
general merchandise.
There is considerable genuine courtiny
going on in this section, and some Of tb,.
girls are trying to coax the bows into the
meshes Of natrimony.
The Iuscarora Co, at Argenta has de.
'elored a strong vein of rich ore in on. cf
It's 'n'nes. The companv's operations are
proving satisfactory and successful.
The proposition to erect Touring mill
al D'''on would be favorably received, and
IT'S a" enterprise in which many OF our
ranch1nen would take blocks of stock.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
SPRING HILL SPRAYS.
RAMBLER. .

SPRING HILL, Nov. :, 1857.
One OF JAM Phillips children is very
sick.
Good girls, to do housework, are in de.
mand.
Several new houses have been erected
since last I wrote.
A. T. Butler won the quilt which was
rafiled by the Mite Society.
McGee and family have moved to cir
ranch, few miles from town.
Some excitement was causad the other
day by the explosion of "loaded' fire wood.
Mr.. Gardner has returned to Spring
Hill, much to the satisfaction of the rail.
road boys.
Frank Nelson is building neat house
on First street. 1t will greatly improve
that portion Of the town.
Our school is progressing finely under
the management Of Miss Kate Bridwell.
There are So pupils enrolled.
spring Hill has not been represented in
these columns for several weeks, the cor.
respondent having been too much en-.
crossed with other affairs.
The entertainment recently given by the
Ladies Mite Society and the school, com.
bined, netted $s1, which amount is to be
applied in payment fthe scnool organ.
]. G. Baily and family have been in
Centennial valley for the past month. Mr.
Baily, who owns cattle ranch at the
headwaters CT the Red Rock, was getting
things in shape for winter, as he expects to
keep about one hundred head of cattle
there through the cold weather.
MoRE ANON.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind, tes.
lfies: ~ can recommend Electric Bitters
as the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cured Of
Rheumatism Of 10 years standing" Abra.
nam Hare, druggist, Belleville, Ohio, af:
firms: "The best selling medicine have
eve. handled in my 20 years experience,
IS Electric Bisters." Thousands of others
cave added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bitters
DO cure all diseases OF the Liver, Kidneys
Or blood. Only half dollar bottle at
n NJ. Whites, City Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Ghe Aino,, !Gribn'tt.
DILLON, MONTANA Nov. 4. 1887.
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

!. Anyone who takes paper regularly from the
postofice-whethcr directed to his name or an.
others, whether he has subscribed or not-s re.
sponsible for the payment.
,. Ha person orders hss paper discontinued he
aust pay all arrears, the publisher will continue
to send it until payment is made and collect the
whole amount, whether the paper is taken from the
postoficc or not.
). The courts have decided that refusing to take
the newspapers or periodicals from the postoce or
removing and leaving them uncalled for, is prime
faeis evidence OF intentional fraud
Papers ordered to any address can be changed 10
another address at the option Of the subscriber.
Remittances by draft, check, money order, or
registered letter, may be sent at risk All post.
masters are required to register letters on appca'
ton.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Beaverheai County OfllcerB..
DILLON POSTOFFICE.

The mail from Butte, Deer Lodge and points
north arrives daily at e:45 p. IN. The mail tor
the above points closes at $50 o'clock p. III.
The mail from Salt Lake, Ogden and all points
south, and Eastern Idaho arrives daily at s4s o..
clock a.. III. The mail for tho above places closes
at $3.50 O'Clock p. m.
The Jefferson City and Virginia City mail arrives
At 90, O'Clock p II. daily, and departs at 7:3o
o'clock 4. m. daily.
The mail for Bannack and Argenta arrives at $3.50
?. daily. except Sunday, aod departs at Sso
daily, except Sunday.
Office hours-on Sundays from Il. until ga. III.
On all other davs, during usual business hours.
No money order or rcgistr, business done after
O'Clock, p. III.
r. POINDEXTER, p. NJ.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
Desert Land. Final Proof.-Noticc for p,,,.
licatiOn.
UNITED STATES LAMP OFFICE.
Helena. MONTANA. Or. " ,SS-

l1nT,CC 7''ss'''' oet' 70, IS>..
NorlSE + is hereby given tha, lanes la,sers of
sl, ,'aacs: : heaverhead county, Alon,ana. hss
ij % HI Intention to make proof en- his desc,
,.nu claim No.Iool. for ,h- northeast uuar,er M ,
m.. qaarses southeast quarter Sec !, northw'',
s, wess hls northeast quarter ives, half sou,h
.T.os e., ". before clerk o! the dis,r : .r, 3
\, ,..,u 'or hsaverhead County. NJ T.. Al DiIIo-,
ISS7. ~. 'o'" cay OF December,
Tie names the following witnesses :, .,o,. q.
ohP % 'Ir'sa1,cn and reclamation Of said lad
mH 1a,m NvrSsM, Robert Martin, John lack and H;.
|l'td S.W. LNNCHOREH
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
ROYAL Weddings.

Royal weddings ought I" be hu.n... 70.
within the next few mo:,h-. Recens s !,
tistics point out that There are nv" 1t
Europe lOS princes and &C princess. .re N
marriageab!e age. Only six "t 'hess
betrothed. .--Chicaxn News.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04

"A elT Send 70 sse. pe.s.ge. .aa - "a,
j" WI sample box q eoeSS d. ~ ~
Ioa e tae CsY Of nakins 1s.. sesv &c.. ia
eaa live at home and work In opare cims. q eii ~
6me. Capital not required. We yin stnee -.
!ansase pay sure toS those Who start & once.
S510oN h Co, Portland. Maine.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
B- TURBINE WATER WHEEL,
AT 4 BARGAIN! 81

One ls.inch Turbine Water Wheel. fr>,.c,,ss j.,
every Way. only bee> few months and as 200
as when i lett the shop. The wheel is a soil
osnn1c casting with steel shaft, iisnutn vtv ste,
anH boxing, both Of which have screw adjustment
rarties w'shin-; good wheel should see this one
osfose purchasing. Call ON or address,
II. BRUSOAGE. TRlsvSk OFFICE,
Dillon Montana
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04
The New Time Cartl.

A new time card went into effect on the
Utah & Northern August 9TH. The trains
carrying passengers) arrive at Dillon as
follows:
GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
Express. ...... 4:Io a. IN. 1I:4o p. m.
Freight. $3.50 p. m. 1894 p. m.
... 200 a. IN. 1905 "A m.
...12:+5 p. m. 1885 p. M.
AL freight trains carry passengers.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-04

nrA-h business now before the public. You
RhN can make money faster ut work for us
a. than ut anything else. Capital not
@e~ = needed. We will start you. 81: \ day
and upwards made at home by the Industrious. Men,
women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work
Now is the time. You work in spare time onlv
or give your whole time to the business. You can
live at home and do the work. No other business
will pay ycu nearly rs WELL Noonc can fail to make
enormous pay by engaging at once Costly outfit and
terms free Money made A>:. easily and honorahly
Address True & Co, Augusta, Maine. C4s-sl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-06
A GROCER ASSIGNS.
Tiiomas senmon Turns Over His Stock of
Goods to A, 9. Ecorter. rFS..-

THOMAS senmon turns Over His Stock n,
Goods to A. Q. Egerter.
Thomas Seamon, who has been CARVING
on a small retail grocery business at No
s52 Market street, made an assignment,
yesterday to,A. G. Egerter. The deed o,
assignment, which was recorded in RI.
corder Hooks office, yesterday, sets forth
that all the personal property Of every
kind and description owned by seamon
and to be found In the store room, and the
lease for the room is asaigued to the partv
OF the second part to be converted into
money, IN q manner that shall seem to The
assignee the most judicious. The monau
which shall come into the hands NJ fbe
assignee rom such disposal Of the proner.
tty as he may make, is to be DISPOSED II a.
follows: First, the expense. Of writ;na'
recording and executing the trust, inclnd'
ing q Just and fair compensation to him,
self, and such amounts, as NAV be ernand.
g, Cd tor agents in making sales. -
Second, 10 satisfy such lein al the owner
81 the store.1oom Is entitled to, Third. tn
the Bank Of the Ohio Valley q debt dne
and owing by Seamon, amounting IN
$50 43, with interest. Fourth, the sasi.
due, II any, shall; be applied to the nav.
Of ak months among such creditnra M
shall have filed written statements Of their
respective GLAZING. ,sil.. -. 100
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-06
LOCAL HIsEXlTIES,
Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
q .U tho City. fH

a ." tho Clty. ~.
AT the Grand to-night-Danels & Gale's
MinBtrels.r
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted tc
record In Recorder Hooks office yes!er'
day.
AT the Opera House to-nigh!-Mlss
Agnes Herndon as "The Commercial
Tourists Bride"
THERE was q whitewash in Police Cour,
yesterday morning-the first in 8 lona
time. There WAS not even q plain drunk
to be arraigned before His Honor.
GONE OF THE BRAvEsr" Company closed
their four nights engagement at the
Grand last night to n good house. The
Steubenyille and Wheeling base ball clubs
accepted the invitation extended them by
the mansger and attended in body.
MRs. THOMAS CugDAs. OF East Wheeling,
called on Chief Smith yesterday and com.
planned that her husband WAS on a drunk
and had abused her both with hia tongue
and his fist. She herself wa under the
influence OF liquor, according to the Cap.
tain's story.
CHAMRERs BROS, OF Mt. Pleasant, Ohio,
passed through the city yesterday with a
lot Of fms Kentucky riding horses. which
they brought up by boat from Lexington.
These gentlemen are good judges OF horae
flesh, and anyone wanting a good horse
will do well to give them q call.
CH1Er BLACK WOLF, an interpreter OF
the Kickspoo Nation; who is located On
the Sax and Fox reservation, in the Indi-
an Territory, will deliver a lecture on the
sHsbits. Customs and characteristics OF
the North American Indians" at the
Waymsn chapel, African Methodist Epis.
copsl church, this evening.
THE only deed making e transfer OF real
estate that was admitted to record in
Recorder Hooks Office yesterday was ona
made April 5, 1887, by Mrs. Anna NJ.
Enrich, her husband snd Others to Will
liam F. Englehsrt, in consideration OF
SG40, Of the south half Of lot No. Is, in
square No. Is, fronting on tho cast side OF
Chapline street, between Twenty.ninth
and Thirty.irst streets, being a part OF
one Of the subdivisions Of the Joseph
Caldwell additions to the city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-06

.l|a e.f w -.FH .#N ..# #. ....." .
Are you d'sturbed at night and brokan
OF your rest by a sick child sufTer;na and
crying with pain Of cutting teetb9 i r
go, send at ono and get bottIa NJ Mpa
W1NsLow's SOOTHING Syrup FOR uu,1n.
Rem IEETHINa. Its value is iucalcnlahle.
II Will relieve the poor little anfTarsr i'm.
mediately. Depend upon it. motba,s
there Is no mistake about II. It cn1es
d~ysentery and diarrhea, reonlstas ths
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie.
sol5ens the gums, reduces inHammstiun
and gives tone and energy to The who'll
system. MIS-. WINsLowssooru1Nc sypnp
FOE CHILDREN TEETH1Na is pleasant tn tha
taate, and Is the prescription of one Of the.
Oldest and best female nurses and phvai.
clans In the United States, and ia for aale
ny all druggists throughout the world.
rrlce % cents a hottie. vwasw